This guy is amazing! He is not only a great spray artist with a unique style but he is also a world class performer. And in my opion one of the few artist that has influenced thousands. If you don't believe me,check out his  events section This guy's always traveling and spreading spray painting along the way.  Check out his site www.cosmokid.com

 

The guy's got together, check out the detail he has gone to show his spray art exhibition setup. I believe Mark has one of the best set-up bar none. View all the details at his website Mark Bosler's Spray Paint Art.

Mark  -  "This is a re purposed computer desk made out of light weight tubing. It’s compact enough to travel to all my shows in the back of our Ford Explorer."

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Danila  -  "I make space scenes, nature scenes, beaches, abstract art and more. All are available in color or black and white. Please look through my Galleries . I hope you enjoy my artwork!"  To contact, order or book Danila please use the following email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Danila is a talented young spray artist that showed mountains of potential, especially in the nature themed art. However he has recently disappeared from the spray art scene. Come back DANILA!!!!!!!

Danila - "Like many others, I have discovered this unique artform at a local county fair at the age of 14, From the moment I saw the artist take a couple cans of spraypaint and create a magnificent work of art in mere minutes, I was hooked.  I came by and watched the artist paint for hours at a time.Sometime later we moved to Las Vegas. I saw it once again on Fremont Street. This time I knew I was going to try it myself, having always been interested in all kinds of artistic expression."

Check out A.J. He's got what it takes to come up with new ideas, subjects and techniques. Check out the latest at his website and you'll know what I mean. Shout out to A.J. way to push foward.  www.eventheodds.org 

"Each story I've heard is to me, just as interesting as the next. When people tell me how they discovered spray paint art, it seems to go from total amazement to absolute obsession, or at least thats how it was for me."Aleven Jones

I have got to give this artist his recognition. He is creator of www.SpacePaintings.com the largest spray paint art community on the net. He is also a POWERHOUSE on MetaCafe, view channel. Shout out to Brandon for spreading this thing we call Spray Art. 

"Spray paint art has opened up a whole new world for me and allows me to express my feelings and imagination.  I am constantly learning new things and plan to continue to spray paint for as long as I can." Brandon McConnell

Hugo Montero is the last of the first generation of spray paint artists to still be producing this genre in the United States. Montero, one of the major innovators of the technique, was influenced by its originator Ruben Sadot Fernandez. The most notable talent of that generation, after Sadot, was Victor Manuel Hernandez (El Gordo). He was a complete and gifted artist and helped transform the art form more than any other disciple of Sadot. Ironically, Sadot thought Hernandez was a cheap imitator and detested him.

Rubet Sadot began using spray paint instead of the more traditional oil or acrylic. He would spray a few colors on paper, swirl the hues together and then look for an image to appear in the mist. He accentuated what he saw by incising the paint with a sharp object, revealing the white board underneath. He discovered that when he painted in the garden outside his studio, he attracted a crowd, so he took his studio into the street. Other artists in Mexico City, serious artists who had gallery representation, saw how popular Sadot's art was and began to imitate him, taking to the streets themselves.

Sadot and his disciples Hugo Montero, Luis Camacho, Augustin Martinez, Gerardo Amor, Ricardo Huet, Cecilia Banos and Raphael Martinez were the core of the original spray- paint artists from Sadot's circle. They were all formally trained artists and had studios in Mexico City, then they moved outside, to the sidewalks of La Zona Rosa, an area similar to Rodeo Drive that is frequented by tourists. They found that art they produced right before the customer's eyes was an easy sell. They all developed a paint-while-you-wait style.